Ingredients
200g lean pork
1 ginger knob
Marinade
White pepper
Soy sauce
Sesame oil
Cornstarch
Sauce
1 Tbsp oyster sauce
1 Tbsp light soy sauce
1 tsp dark Soy sauce
4-5 Tbsp water
4-5 Tbsp water
Sugar
Chinese cooking wine
Recipe
1. Cut the lean pork into thin slices. (Tip: you can start slicing when the pork is semi-thawed. It is easier to cut.)
2. Marinate the pork slices using the marinade stated above.
3. Cut the ginger into pieces (or slices if you don’t mind eating it). Prepare the sauce in a bowl using the ingredients stated except for sugar and Chinese cooking wine.
4. Heat up the wok. Put in the ginger slices when the oil is hot. Let the ginger cook till fragrant.
5. Add in the pork slices. (At this point, I will turn on my kitchen timer to 3 minutes and try to watch the time as I cook. Cooking too long can make the slices turn tough) Do not be impatient and keep stirring the pork with the spatula. Let it cook a while before flipping the meat over to the other side. Make sure the pork is not pink anymore. (else when you pour in the sauce, you cannot see whether it is evenly cooked)
6. Pour in the sauce and let it boil. If you want it to be thicker, you can add cornstarch solution at this point. Test the sauce and adjust the taste with sugar. When you are almost ready to dish up, pour a little bit of Chinese cooking wine along the side of the wok, don’t just pour on top of it.
7. Give it a last stir and remove from wok to serve.